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The course was well constructed as to the topics covered, moving from basic knowledge required to use ACL to an introduction to scripts.
Enjoyed the course although it was overwhelming at times since I do not have any previous background with this ACL program
Overall the course was great. I feel like I got a good basic understanding of ACL, and feel confident in getting in and using ACL.
Thank you for a great course, Rita! Excellent class!
Excellent course, there needs to be a refresher if available.
I wish if more time was given to excises more of the expressions Materials covered in day #2 were very condensed During the class, few of the problems completed were not noted to be saved to be used in the subsequent day, thus was unable to complete problems covered in day # 3 (5.8) Script Section, appeared to be advanced for this level (users!), may suits IT staff / Programmers It is appreciated in the class material were passed as stated in the communications 1 week prior the class to allow participates to get familiar with it.
This course provided a vast amount of topics and learning around basic and intermediate functionality within ACL. The instructor was very knowledgeable and helpful. I would recommend for anyone looking to gain more knowledge of ACL.
I have been trying to learn ACL for year, and thanks to Rita's patient instructions and skilled teaching, ACL finally (finally!) makes sense to me! Very grateful for Rita's slow and steady approach to teaching and learning. I've taken other ACL classes that went at such a quick pace, and assumed studenst already knew the basics, that I go buried in the weeds just a few hours in; Rita's class started from the basics and built from there.
The ACL 101 training was straightforward and easy to follow. I appreciate the self directed online training as well. Rita Roberts delivered the material in a clear, methodical yet interesting way. She was unflappable when any issues occurred due to technology or student errors. ACL will be very useful in my job.
I had a little trouble keeping up with the pace of the exercises when I ran into exceptions and tried to rework concurrently.